From drinking ashes to wear red undies: New Year's Eve traditions

Some countries actually have unique (ok, let's be honest, some are really odd), customs that might even inspire you to take on some different traditions when it comes to your own New Year’s Eve celebrations. The Greeley Tribune surfed the internet looking for some of the more odd customs along with some endearing ones from countries around the world.

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